RE: Shorters back in charge16 Jun 2022 18:26
Seatank
It's the only thing that makes any logical sense what you say about what this slide is driven by.
Every update has forecast revenue growth, debt is manageable, the fundamentals look solid enough, so the only conclusion can be that the market is not valuing companies by their credentials, but by what you've said.
And as far as IIs, I think capital research are the largest holder 18.1%, followed by Mastercard 8 9%, there are others around 6-7% including Blackrock, but I think looking at the daily trades, a majority are AT and not PIs, and I think that is why the SP here is so easily vulnerable to considerable downturns on ridiculous 100- 200 sells at times.
Personally I think IR are useless here, not exactly sure what they do, because they aren't attracting any significant IIs to the table.
I need 280 to break even on 50k shares, so I'm far from happy here and anticipate having to wait a while, hope I'm still alive.
Out of interest who is the existing other company already in play that you referred to in your last point about a third?